If you own a townhouse in Longmeadow, MA, you may assume radon mitigation is more difficult because of shared walls, HOA requirements, and limited options for vent pipe placement. Fortunately, that's not the case. Our team recently completed a successful radon mitigation system installation in a middle-unit townhouse in Longmeadow, lowering the home's radon level from 6.1 pCi/L to just 1.5 pCi/L while maintaining the clean exterior appearance required by the homeowners association.
Unlike single-family homes, middle-unit townhouses present unique challenges for radon mitigation. With neighboring homes on both sides, there are fewer routing options for vent piping, and homeowners often need to comply with strict HOA guidelines regarding the appearance of the building.
In this Longmeadow townhouse, our goal was to install an effective system without compromising the home's curb appeal or violating HOA expectations.
To maximize the efficiency of the system, we utilized the home's existing sump pump pit as the sub-slab suction point. This is often an excellent option because the sump pit already provides access beneath the concrete slab, allowing us to create strong negative pressure under the foundation without adding unnecessary penetrations.
After sealing the sump properly and installing a professionally designed active soil depressurization system, we ensured the system would continuously draw radon gas safely from beneath the home and vent it above the roofline.
One of the homeowner's biggest concerns was preserving the appearance of the townhouse exterior. We carefully planned the vent pipe routing to create the cleanest and most discreet installation possible.
Our technicians completed the exterior up-run with neat, professional pipe placement that blends with the home while meeting both industry standards and the visual expectations of the homeowners association. We believe a radon system should not only perform exceptionally well—it should also complement the appearance of your home.
The post-mitigation radon test confirmed the effectiveness of the system:
This represents a significant reduction in radon exposure, bringing the home well below the EPA action level of 4.0 pCi/L and providing the homeowners with greater peace of mind.






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